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Cori Bargmann

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By Cori Bargmann
| Cell Press Verified
Main text Cori Bargmann’s lab studies the relationships between genes, neurons, experience, and behavior in the genetically tractable nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans. They’ve used genetics, molecular biology, functional imaging, and detailed behavioral analysis to uncover mechanisms of sensory transduction, synapse formation, and genetic variation that regulates behavior. Currently, they are focusing on asking how neuropeptides and neuromodulators generate flexible behavioral states.
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Sensory neurons couple arousal and foraging decisions in C. elegans

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By Cori Bargmann, Elias Scheer
| BioRxiv
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Science - Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

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By Cori Bargmann
| chanzuckerberg.com
2019 Annual Letter from Priscilla & Mark “Collaboration, risk taking, and staying close to the scientific community are our best opportunities to accelerate progress in science.” Cori Bargmann Head of Science September 21, 2018 | Bruce Martin, Science Technology, and Nicholas Sofroniew, Science Program, in discussion at CZI.
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